EDISON tv furniture houses the world Ref 146331 Price 39990 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created using Sketchup 8 before being converted into multiple other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene optimized for version 2016 and rendering facilitated by Vray 3.00 Reference number: 146331 Dimensions in centimeters: Height 42, Length 150, Depth 40 Weight: 39 kg The conventional opinion regarding the unconventional style is that it appears dull, however this crimson metal TV stand injects color and personality into your living room with its sleek appearance. Featuring two planter niches and a door on each side, this television stand has a lot to offer in terms of aesthetics. Decorative detail: a stunning crimson patina finish accompanied by visible rivets gives off an air of sophistication. You will appreciate the small details such as holes at the back of the niches which enable you to organize all your cables in one place. This product is part of the Edison range, characterized by industrial storage furniture with crude features like the patina, rivets, and even wheels. Metal structure furniture featuring visible rivets lend themselves well to acquiring a subtle silver tone patina over time. To maintain the essence of an "unconventional" welds are exposed prominently on the surface. In keeping with this line of thinking, the finish has been deliberately distressed in order to appear as though it leaves marks and irregularities; which only adds to its charm by giving off a sense of homemade quality. Riveted handles integrated into the structure can be found on some of the furniture in this range, blending seamlessly with the design. Ref: 146331, Price: € 399.90 Textures are available within the .skp file for your reference. Instructions on how to extract textures from the .skp file follow below: For users with any of the following software, extracting textures is a straightforward process that involves simply following the guidelines outlined: Sketchup (Complimentary): Exporting images under the option "File/Export/2D Graphic" or Alternatively: Go to File -> Export -> 3D Model. Select .dae as your desired file format and hit the "Options" button ensuring "Export Texture Maps" is enabled, and then click "Ok". Proceed to the exported folder location. In the directory, there should be a separate folder named with the exported filename containing all texture images. C4D (Free trial): Once you import the .skp file into C4D, it automatically generates a folder filled with textures adjacent to your .skp file. 3ds Max: When importing your .skp file to 3ds Max, the program will save your textures in the directory " ..3dsMaxsceneassetsimages" by default. If you want an alternate method, export your fbx file by selecting the option to embed media (visible in export dialog), thus creating a folder with your texture images next to the exported fbx file. Rhinoceros 3D (Free trial): After importing the .skp file into Rhinoceros 3D, proceed to the material editor accessible from "Panels -> Material Editor". Select any material featuring textures. Open the Texture Panel in this section, locate your chosen texture by clicking its name then clicking the three small dots. At this point, you should be able to see all of your associated texture images which have been embedded and stored temporarily in 3dsMaxsceneassetsimages\Embedded_Files\Textures.